Ask an Afro Latina!
Hey everybody! My friends and I were tagged in a card called "Ask a Korean" by @kpopandkimchi and got inspired to make cards of our own.
If you have any questions about being a Latina, Afro-Latina, or the culture in general, comment below.
The questions I always get:
Are you black or Latino? Cause you can't be both.
Is that a weave?
Can you speak Spanish?
alywoahI have a question for you ladies: have you ever felt you weren't Black or Latina enough? @LAVONYORK @amobigbang @primodiva93 @castielaf
Hum to the rescue!
Hey ladies! I know a lot of us have been through a tedious hair journey. From the big chop to going natural to just adding a few inches. You name it. I've been natural for almost 4 years now and it has not been a walk in the park. Between getting haircut happy and the elements attacking my hair, it started to get "stuck" at a certain length.
I've tried different supplements. Some I'm allergic to and others are powdery and taste gross. Worse of all, they didn't do much for me. Then I found hum at Sephora and was sold!
For 20 bucks a bottle, it's well worth it. I've started taking it the start of the new year and I couldn't be happier. My hair grew stronger and longer (3 in half inches by mid February) and my nails were crazy long too. There's no funny smell to it and it doesn't make your hair thin like others I've tried. I'm down to my last few supplements and I'm definitely repurchasing.
Would you give it a try?
P.s: This card was inspired by @jordanhamilton π
P.s.s: it's my first card lol
